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Indefinite Delivery Contract 693JJ918D000007
Award Date
5/14/18
Last Date to Order
11/12/23
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5
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10
Transactions
5
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Opportunity Stack
1
Federal Agency
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Awardee
Westat, Inc.
Ultimate Awardee
Not listed
NAICS Category
541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
PSC Category
AT21 - R&D- Other Transportation: Human Factors Concerning Transportation (Basic Research)
Federal Contract Vehicle
Human Factors-Engineering Integration
Pricing Type
Firm Fixed Price
Legislative Mandate
Not listed
National Interest Action
None
Award Type
Multiple
Primary Consortia Member
Not listed
Human Factors-Engineering Integration
Master IDIQ
693JJ918D000007
Indefinite Delivery Contract
10
Federal Contract Awards
Description
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HUMAN FACTORS
Posted 5/14/18, 12:00 AM
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Description
Reason For Modification
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P00004
HUMAN FACTORS - WESTAT
Other Administrative Action
$0
6/9/23
P00003
HUMAN FACTORS - WESTAT
Other Administrative Action
$0
4/5/22
P00002
HUMAN FACTORS - WESTAT
Other Administrative Action
$0
5/3/21
P00001
HUMAN FACTORS - WESTAT
Exercise an Option
$0
5/1/20
Not listed
HUMAN FACTORS
Not listed
$7.0k
5/14/18
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Delivery Order 693JJ918D000007-693JJ923F000228
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration awarded a $737,535 firm fixed price delivery order against the Human Factors-Engineering Integration indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity master contract to Westat, Inc. The goal of this work is to develop and evaluate alternative telltales to indicate the detection of an impaired driver, with separate telltales to be explored based on when the impairment is detected, either prior to or during a trip. The place of performance is Potomac, Maryland, with a period of performance from August 2023 through September 2027.
Westat, Inc.
$737.5k
8/24/23
9/28/27
8/24/23
Delivery Order 693JJ918D000007-693JJ922F00090N
Westat, Inc. has been awarded a delivery order against the Human Factors-Engineering Integration indefinite delivery contract vehicle by the Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The $1,449,656 firm fixed price order addresses two tasks from NHTSA's spend plan, including examining and summarizing existing research in the domain of driver distraction. Work will be performed in Potomac, Maryland through July 2026. No set-aside designation was applied to this order under the multiple award IDIQ. Westat will leverage its expertise conducting surveys, data collection and analysis to complete the tasks and inform NHTSA's programs aimed at improving transportation safety outcomes.
Westat, Inc.
$1.4m
8/5/22
7/28/26
3/12/24
Delivery Order 693JJ918D000007-693JJ923F000199
This Delivery Order under the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Human Factors-Engineering Integration Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract was awarded to Westat, Inc. for $946,668 to conduct research exploring advanced vehicle interface interactions via voice control through August 2027. The research will focus on driver distraction and requires Protection of Human Subjects approval. Westat will provide research services to the Department of Transportation and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on this task order supporting budget line item 24209.
Westat, Inc.
$946.7k
8/8/23
8/31/27
8/8/23
Delivery Order 693JJ918D000007-693JJ923F000205
Westat, Inc. was awarded an $867,837 firm fixed price delivery order under its existing National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Human Factors-Engineering Integration indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract. The delivery order, which runs from August 2023 through August 2028, will support NHTSA's research into driver distraction through a study to systematically evaluate capabilities and assess distraction levels caused by in-vehicle technologies. Work will be performed in Potomac, Maryland.
Westat, Inc.
$867.8k
8/17/23
8/31/28
8/17/23
Delivery Order 693JJ918D000007-693JJ921F000165
This is a new $449,778.96 firm fixed price task order awarded by the Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to Westat, Inc., a provider of professional services to government agencies. The task order has a period of performance of 20 months and is focused on investigating human factors considerations for vehicle fail safe strategies. This task order was issued under Westat's Human Factors-Engineering Integration indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with NHTSA. Westat has a history of performing research, technical assistance, and program support services for various federal agencies across areas like public health, transportation, education, and criminal justice, both as a prime contractor and subcontractor. The contract has no set-aside designation.
Westat, Inc.
$449.8k
9/21/21
5/13/23
3/7/23
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Crash Avoidance Human Factors Research
Added: Oct 13, 2016 3:19 pm UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (USDOT)NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION (NHTSA) Synopsis for Solicitation DTNH2217R00003 Crash Avoidance Human Factors Research IntroductionThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is an agency of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). NHTSA's mission is to save lives, prevent injuries and reduce traffic-related health care and other economic costs. The agency develops, promotes and implements effective educational, engineering and enforcement programs with the goal of ending preventable tragedies and reducing economic costs associated with vehicle use and highway travel.The NHTSA Human Factors/Engineering Integration Division manages research, which explores how to improve driver performance and reduce unsafe behaviors. An additional focus is to evaluate driver's capabilities to benefit from existing or new in-vehicle technologies. The research supports Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS), safety defects investigations, consumer information, and advancement of knowledge about driver behaviors and performance that can be applied to the development of vehicle technologies that are compatible with driver capabilities and limitations. This interaction between the driver and the vehicle occurs through operation of controls, reading displays, interpreting signal light cues from other vehicles, responding to warnings and alerts from crash avoidance systems, and observing roadway events through direct and indirect visibility systems (i.e., windows and mirrors). These interactions define the interfaces between the driver and the vehicle. The manner in which these interfaces are designed and implemented can influence the ability of drivers to accurately sense, understand, and respond to potential traffic conflicts. An interface design that is not matched to the capabilities of the driving population can cause driver errors, distraction, slow response, misperception, and other problems that can contribute to crash causation. To meet NHTSA's agency, and the Human Factors/Engineering Integration Division mission objectives, the Engineering Integration Division is seeking innovation and partner solutions for one or more multiple award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. SynopsisThis synopsis, in accordance with FAR 5.203(a), issues a 15 day public notification prior to the issuance of a solicitation DTNH2217R0003. NHTSA intends to issue a solicitation for a Full and Open Competition to document studies and perform experiments in a laboratory setting for the Crash Avoidance Human Factors Research. Contract Type NTHSA intends to award a multiple-award Indefinite-Delivery Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract whereby a combination of Cost (No Fee), Cost Sharing, and Cost Plus Fixed Fee Task Orders may be issued, in accordance with FAR 16.505. The applicable NAICS code and size standard for this acquisition are as follows: 541712 and not greater than 1,000 employees The anticipated period of performance is 60 months inclusive of option periods. The solicitation will be issued on or about December 13, 2016. Scope of WorkThe objective of this Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract is to provide NHTSA with the capability to award Task Orders that require a range of research skills that could be called into use to quickly plan, conduct, and document studies which evaluate how various vehicle-based systems affect driver behavior and performance using experiments in a laboratory setting, test track, or on public roads. The human factors tests and experiments performed under this IDIQ Contract will provide the support needed by NHTSA to: •· Advance deployment of new in-vehicle technologies;•· Assure that safety is maintained;•· Evaluate regulatory options; and•· Identify potential safety problems.In order to accomplish these goals and to understand the role of driver/vehicle interaction in crash avoidance, various types of human factors studies are needed to obtain data on driver performance and behavior in response to various vehicle system design parameters. Examples of crash avoidance systems of interest to NHTSA include:•· Advanced technology displays and controls, including driver assistance technologies•· Active safety systems (such as Forward Crash Avoidance) and automation•· Passive Safety Systems (such as Seat Belts and Child Safety Seats)•· Forward and rearward lighting/signaling systems•· Mirrors and other indirect visibility systems (i.e., video)•· Vehicle glazing that affects driver visibility Detailed information on how drivers interact with these types of vehicle subsystems is needed to better understand how they affect crash risk, to define system performance requirements that are compatible with the range of driver capabilities, and to predict the effectiveness of possible countermeasures. This information might include such topics as:•· Driver decision making during different driving tasks (e.g., lane changing)•· The effects of driver age-related factors on performance•· The factors affecting driver brake application reaction time and pedal force•· Driver expectations and their influence on driver behavior•· Driver risk taking and effects on decision making•· Measurement of driver distraction•· Driver visual search behaviors•· Driver reaction to automation Offerors may be required to have an approved accounting system to be eligible for award of a Cost Type contract.The solicitation will be released electronically via this Government Point of Entry (GPE) otherwise known as Federal Business Opportunities or www.fbo.gov. As such, no written, telephonic or other type of request for an advance copy of the solicitation will be entertained at this time. Potential offerors/vendors are encouraged to register on www.fbo.gov to receive any further information in reference to the subject action inclusive of any announcements, and/or amendments to the solicitation after its release.
DTNH2217R00003
Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Award Notice 1/1
10/13/16, 3:19 PM